Spinning & Weaving a 💜Whimsical💜 Bandana
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- Watch as I create a whimsical bandana on a triangle loom by carding and spinning my own yarn. I'll show you how I transform soft wool and alpaca, graciously gifted by English Blue Ribbon Farm, into a luxurious yarn. Learn beginner-friendly tips and enjoy the simplicity of continuous strand weaving through this projects. Finally, adding a touch of creativity with surface crochet, makes this handmade bandana truly special. Subscribe for more fiber-filled adventures! 🧶✨
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I genuinely believe the secret of long term patience to do a project well is taking crafty detours of enthusiasm...as long as you don't take too many and never finish 😉 Working on something I don't have the enthusiasm for is a surefire way to mess it up and anger past me. 😂
'spindles aren't kindergarten for spinning wheels'
So much this. I love this, thank you for stating it so clearly!
I've been asked so many times if I'm 'ready' for a wheel when I've been spindle spinning. Yes I use both, and yes both have overlapping skillsets. But they are different tools and can do different things!
Much love to all the undervalued spindle spinners out there ❤
I'm the ruler of the land of multiple projects. I start to feel claustrophobic and caged if I try to make myself do one thing at a time. Obviously I can get hyper-focused on one thing or another and complete a whole project in a day, but it can't be a rule to only do one thing until it is done. I'm really working on deprogramming my brain from the NT assumption that "consistency' is the only recipe for success in skill building. Obviously consistency is necessary, but I'm realizing that consistency for me looks nothing like consistency for NT folks. I'm chaotically consistent. Spontaneously consistent? I don't know how to verbalize it, but yes, I always take the fun detours when they present themselves.
Oh my goodness YES! 🙌💜
😂, you’re going to have to challenge me for that crown… between junk journals, crocheting, plans for spinning, quilting, etc… I’m always working on something different! I tend to finish several things at once because of that. But each art form informs the other and helps in the design process..❤
@@JennCadyFiddlyBits I mean, I can be 'a' ruler, rather than 'the' ruler. It can be Narnia with many thrones. Also, YES the various arts inform one another and impact the way I move forward with projects as well. I find I can postpone finishing a project because I love the process of making almost more than having a finished object sometimes.
I'm like this too, I've given myself permission to have 'seasons' of interest. I will come back around to different types of crafting and work on them for awhile only to move on to something new for a bit. I have seasons of playing video games followed by cross-stitch, spinning, drawing, knitting and I bounce between them as I need to.
"Detour of Enthusiasm" will possibly be on my headstone lol
😂
😂 I am Lady Sidequest, First of Her Name, Keeper of All But The Finishing, Queen of WIPlandia
😂😂😂👑🧶
Also I want to see an episode where you go to a sheep farm and meet some sheep and talk about what to look for in a fleece (and please snuggle a little lamb for us)
I DEFINITELY tend to take Detours of Enthusiasm. which is now my new favorite phrase!
Me too! 😅💜
My whole life is a ✨detour of enthusiasm✨ babe lol
Love the phrase "detour of enthusiasm" I try to finish....but if I'm avoiding crafting because of a project then a detour is totally necessary!
I'm literally taking a crafty detour this very moment
eeeeeeeeeeeee!!!! I've wanted to play on a triangle loom for some time and seeing a smaller one feels so much more accessible for the One Day project list
In-between projects: Something fun that doesn't require too much planning or much to think about.
APPRECIATE THE FLOOF! ❤
Must appreciate the floof! All the squish! 😊🐑
"Spindles are not kindergarten for spinning wheels" - I feel like this quote is one I need to burn into my brain haha!
the powder blue bandana you made looks great with your hair color. Great choice.
❤Your kerchief if STUNNING ❤ you looked so gorgeous at the preserve 😊❤
Thank you! Wonderful video, and I so agree with everything you said about spinning, there not being a right and a wrong way and especially how spindles are a tool in their own right and not spinning wheel kindergarten😂. Also multiple projects are the way to go. Trust me.
My favorite wool to spin is actually Norwegian. it's lovely to handle!
"crafty detours", I like that concept. I do a lot of sewing, and NOW I finish things. Sometimes they wind up back on the UFO piles because they need revisiting, and I ised to get 3/4 of the way through a project then get bored and start something else, so my Rule for Starting A New Project is that I can do all the planning I want in between and while doing other things, but before scissors cut fabric, I must do two mending projects, complete or revisit one UFO and darn whatever socks have accumulated in the darning heap (and now to get back to meadmaking, I'm adding bottle washing sessions to the list). My crafty detours are often quick littel projects that interrupt my queue because I need a thing for a reason, or someone's birthday came up on me faster than I'd thought it would, etc, like the wool handwarmers I made last fall out of horse blanket scraps when it was too warm to wear full gloves but I was getting carpal tunnel twinges from the cold steering wheel in the car. And I have other small crafty projects that interrupt sewing, which seems to be my current main hobby, like beadwork and painting miniatures, meadmaking, armourmaking, and learning how to paint different kinds of flowers to decorate homemade beehives, making stuff for the garden... yeah too many hobbies, too little space and time.
I generally have one longterm project on the go at a time (currently, tablet weaving because it bugs my wrists to do too much at a time) and probably will finish it before I start another one (I bought colour changey yarn again so probably will crochet another bedspread, or maybe a smaller throw, though I don't use crocheted throws in the living room because somebunny with teeth leaves polarfleece alone but the same cannot be said for acrylic, polyester or cotton).
I rarely set myself deadlines so I sew when I feel like it, and if I'm not feeling it, no pressure, no guilt. And it's usually handsewing so it takes me a while, but now that I'm not arguing with a demonspawn sewing machine and have a couple machines that will do their things without frequent arguments, turns out I rather enjoy the process, rather than just tolerating it so I can have the thing I want at the end.
I have spun with a spinning wheel and found it not too difficult (it was not a lot and it was a long time ago but I think I grasped the whole drafting thing pretty quicky), but I'm a klutzy disaster and have been too chicken to try spindle spinning.
Very interested in those triangle looms, gonna have to research those if and when I do finally start spinning something, I want to do some weaving but it's gonna be a wile before I can justify the space for a full loom. I've got a bag of 3d printed loom parts for a very small travel loom but haven't assembled it yet.
The word “should” is a fantastic killer of joy, if you ask me. I think that is why some of my projects get put down for so long and not finished. Once I start feeling that I “should” work on it, rather than wanting to work on it, all the joy drains away …
Love these kinds of complete start to finish videos, great way to see how to plan for using handspun from before you even spin it :)
Your badana is really cute !
I found you after watching bernadette and I'm so happy I did! Glad I've found another scatter crafter!❤
Welcome!!
if I were to start more than 2 projects at a time I'd never finish anything 😂 I find that forcing myself through to the end is a lot more satisfying than leaving WIPs everywhere
Honestly, sometimes I wish I could just stick to one project, but that is absolutely not how my brain works AT ALL 🤣
I need variety, projects at different stages for different levels of concentration. Everything gets finished (or frogged) eventually. 🤷🏻♀️
Also that headscarf project is so cute and a great small project. I have the goal to use some of my early handspun with small accessories. Hopefully by the end of the year.
We grow nearer and nearer to the day I cave and decide to start making my own yarn/weaving thanks to your videos
My plan is working! 😁💜
That blue looks really great on you!
Stone Mountain Looms ( Theresa and Chuck Jewel) in New York is a terrific source for pin looms of many shapes and sizes. I have several of their looms and they are so well made and beautiful
That bandana is gorgeous! What a great idea for small projects that would also make lovely gifts. There would also be scope for sewing or crocheting triangles together to make larger items, so long as the triangles were right angle ones.
Your channel is so much fun! Your enthusiasm is contagious!
from Gerry- I love beginning! It's so exciting. I have at least 10 small quilt tops that need to be put together and quilted. It's my least favorite part. I do get things done, but the finished pile is much smaller than in progress pile. Be blessed.
Love the scenes where you are wearing a gorgeous dress and walking around outside spinning. So dreamy!! I also was mind blown when you showed how to do continuous strand weaving- you can create warp and weft all at the same time as you go!? Great video.
Glad you enjoyed it! I love that pond so much. I spin there all the time. I should bring the camera more often so you can join me too! 💜
I never have more than one project of a type going at once - i find it difficult to keep track. But i will absolutely have different kinds of projects on the go. Aka: yes to sewing a skirt and knitting a pair of socks, no to knitting a pair of socks and a hat at the same time
I just discovered your channel yesterday, and I have learned so much already. I started spinning a couple of months ago, and I'm ready to know the why of the art. I especially like your videos on things like twist angle and tensioning and such. I'm looking forward to watching all your videos. Thank you for making them!
This is so beautiful! I love the crochet “embroidery!” What a fun idea.
I enjoy this channel so much. 💚🪻🌷🌻🪻
I'm going to have to try that embrodery technique soon.
So cute! Love the bandana! Loved the whole process 😊
You are AMAZING 🎉
I would like for you to look up Tambour embroidery - you're right, there's so much potential!
Switching projects is so normal for me 😂 deadlines get me finishing older ones.
I'm a writer, when I have to work on only one writing project I end up doing more knitting/spinning projects at once. I usually have two or three projects going at once (I have two knitting project bags and one spinning project bag for my spindles). But right now I'm working really hard on one book and I have four knitting projects and two spins going, haha!
Oh Jillian, tell us about your hip basket that holds your fluuuuph!
I will! 🧺🧶
I have a spinning to tablet weaving project I am working on. Finished one color, and got started on the second but man did I get sick of it. So I moved to patching up an old skirt, and now I’m plying some doubles from some singles that have been resting literally forever and when I finish that I’m going to use the finished product to learn how to use a lucet. 😂
This was wonderful , you are always awesome, thank you.❤
Oh geez...I have 5 projects, mostly started....from 3 years ago.......and there they sit.😂😂
I keep at least 3 projects going at one time. By randomly moving between them the tend to stay fresh.
I'm in love with you aesthetic
There is nothing wrong with having multiple projects 🥰. The bandana is beautiful💕
Thank you! 💜
Ohh very cool idea with the crochet edges!!! And i love my Turkish spindle!!! My next project with it is spinning horse hair "mane" hair so i can use it as a warp thread for my peg loom... which im not done building but its been a goal for me for a long time!!!
Love your head scarf!!!
Loved watching you walk and spin in the nature center.
Targhee was a great breed for me to start with when I was getting to know how to handle bouncier wools! I still have some garments made from that handspun too :3 Also, Hazel Rose Looms makes pin looms much like yours! I have a niddy noddy from them & I'm hoping to get a larger square/triangle loom from them this fall!
i too am a crafty detour-er too !!!
Oh my word!! I'm so glad I found you!! New subscriber! I'm about to start my first roving to sweater project this winter!
6:32 Yes! Enthusiasm can carry one a long way. I myself started with bearded collie "wool" since I really wanted yarn from my beautiful sheepdog to be made into something. Now I'm intrested to try spinning sheep wool but without my enthusiasm to get yarn from my dog I wouldn't most likely even had the inspiration to try spinning 😂
That's fantastic! 🐶🧶✨
@Ristikettu So did I! I learnt to spin wool to make use of all the fur my german shepherd was shedding each season! First I spun on a makeshift drop spindle, made with a jar lid mounted on a chopstick! Then I upgraded to a real wooden drop spindle and then to a spinning wheel! I ended up producing several balls of yarn from that dog, which patiently waited to be turned into something. And finally, last winter I used three of these yarnballs and I knit a hat! 😊 My dog has now passed but I have something pretty of hers to remember her by.
@@dvorak920289 That's amazing! It's so lovely to have something as a keepsake and that was the driving force for me to start! 💕
Every time I brush my beardie, I get so much fur out of her that I feel better making yarn out of that than throwing it away. She is still young and I will continue to collect the long fur for the foreseeable future so that someday the fur that might have been thrown away otherwise will firstly be yarn, then a knitting project and lastly a object that fills me with beautiful memories 🧡
Im an evrywhere peson all the time lol it can take years for me to finish a project, but on the spinning side, i finish lots of spinning hahahahha xx
Very nice! Did you already make a tutorial on how to wrap beautifully your thread around your spindle? I would be very interested!
i have been obsessed with your videos lately! i can't afford to learn how to spin yarn at this stage in my life, but i live vicariously through you 🤭
Apple & a chop stick! Potato and a pencil. Show up at any spinning guild & someone will more than likely share some roving with you.
@@jant4741wow, I've never heard of a spinning guild! I'll be sure to look into that, it sounds like lots of fun
YES! Check for local guilds. I also have several DIY videos about making your own spindle. You can get started for a lot less than you think! Happy spinning! 💜
Commercial roving can be pretty cheap, and spindles are an easy diy! Not to be an enabler, but I thought the same for a long while until I took the plunge, it really can be as cheap as you need it to be :)
@@jeanneb6320 i think the enabling is warranted in this context 😅 i'm definitely thinking about it now.. 👀
That came out so awesome!
Thank you so much! 💜💜💜💜💜💜
I started with a Turkish, but it got annoying because the one I got didn’t have the weight I needed. So I forgot all about it. Then, one renfaire, I found a top whirl drip spindle with a hook, and some beautifully died roving and I was lost.
I have found that I prefer to spin with a simple supported spindle, but that’s after years of using the first. So don’t be afraid to experiment with different types if you can find them inexpensively.
I just loved this! And it looks fantastic
Beautiful yarn! And that lazy kate! If my dad were alive I would ask him to make one for me! Instead I use a plastic basket that sort of works. Like you, I take project commercial breaks before going back to it. (Sometimes its a forever YFO). I was inspired by you to knit a handspun Flax sweater and took a break halfway down the body. I have been weaving on an old 5" pin loom with small batches if yarn spun on supported spindles. Your fault I have so many of them now. I also bought a table rh loom... your fault. It is waiting for me to get up the courage to try it. I want to make placemats and towels. Alas, this adventure will slow soon bc back to school we go 😕
I typically have more than one project going at one time. I just finished 3 cardigans. They were from the same pattern with slight variations & using different filters. They all had angora, so I had to wait for my bunnies to grow the fiber as I went along. Having all 3 going, I kept the momentum yet had something different. That way, I didn't get bored with any.
I mostly like to finish a project before starting the next with exceptions like getting a fleece with lots of vm that I want to process outside before winter, or getting inspired to make something for a grandchild before they get too big!
The bandana is so beautiful! 😍
And interesting to see the triangel loom! And great to get to know the technique, thanks for showing!
looks great
You're so amazinggggg thank you so much. I'm all about detours of enthusiasm and fully support you in whatever magical fairy sidequests you need to take.
Woolly alchemy! I love it!
what a great video to watch while knitting!
I started with a drop spindle because I was not sure how I would feel about spinning. Once I was sure I loved the magic of turning fluff into yarn I saved up for my first wheel. Because I was new I bought my first wheel new. But after I learned a bit about wheels and kept an eye on sales papers and web sites where I got my next two wheels very cheaply. But I did have to look at a lot of wheels before I found them.
love the hair color, it's been a while since i've seen you!!!
Beautiful!
Thank you! 💜✨💜
This is awesome! As always, thank you. Love your work.
Beautiful Evie!
Thanks for sharing the process.
I have to finished one project before starting another. Otherwise I'll completely forget the skills I learned, the only project I've put to the side and procrastinated is a cross stitch.
That's so true, it does take a bit of figuring out what you were doing when project hopping. 💜
That was a really interesting video- I really like your bandana... as to unfinished projects!? Where do I begin? How about the toile for a pair of pants I cut out about seven months ago, or the hat I started knitting a year ago, or the weaving project that is sitting on my loom right now- (here I am going to give myself a break as I just started weaving a month ago). So, in answer to your question "is there anyone else that has a lot of unfinished projects? To this I will give a resounding YES!!!!
Take care of yourself, Cindy
Love this so much!! Super cute, and the crochet technique is fabulous! Can't wait to try this! ❤
Really cool to see the whole process, and I never knew about surface crochet before!
I loved this!!!! More of this, it was fabulous! Loved your scarf too.
That came out gorgeous!
Thank you! I saw you just posted about Romney wool too! It's so lovely to work with. 💜
That is sooooooo freakin cute on you!! I love that♥️♥️♥️
Love it came out so cute!!!🥰🥰🥰 and I learned something new triangle loom so cool
That bandana turned out absolutely adorable! I may have to try to find a triangle loom myself now . . .
I just found your channel! WHAT a great find for me. I have limited vision and I think I could do this. BTW....I absolutely LOVE your room!! So much history ! Thanks for making my day!
I have discovered pin loom lately and think they are so so much fun. Your bandana is really cute with its embelishment.
I absolutely love your channel and I became a member on patreon. I think i may have to step up my patreon membership ❤ 😅
Thank you so much for your support! 💜💜💜
😊 your welcome!
Im inspired by the creation of your bandana head scarf. Awesome.❤
I'm so glad you found some inspiration! 💜✨🧶
I like to finish a big project before I allow myself to cast on for the next one. I also have one sock project going at most times. So far this year I’ve knit five full length sweaters and five tee shirts so this strategy lets me feel productive. I don’t have unlimited bobbins - so I only have one or two spinning projects going either - for TdF I finished what I hope will be a sweater spin - but it may end up a vest - or pillows. Who knows? lol
Thanks, you make me want to weave on a pin loom now. I love drop spindle...not as good on my wheel.❤
This was exactly what I needed today! I love how it turned out, but, even more, I love seeing the whole process. Your tips were inspiring. I'd love to see a similar easy project in cotton or linen and I can't wait to see that flaxwheel. I have one that needs restoration so I'm very interested.
You are so welcome! I have lots of ideas about linen and a huge cotton project planned after I get my Viking dress done. Good luck with your wheel restoration. I hope my upcoming video about it will be helpful. 💜
That yarn is gorgeous my dear!! This was a great video - thank you for sharing all your little tips for us to make our own informed decisions on our projects.
Thank you so much, I'm glad you enjoyed the project! 💜✨🧶
👍 Right on! Gorgeous spindle work! (Working on a wool/alpaca blanket right now.)
Thank you so much! If you post your blanket anywhere, I'd love to see it. Feel free to tag me if you post on Instagram! 💜
@@JillianEve thanks. White on white plain weave & nothing special to look at, just simple soft wool goodness that will get a lot of use. It could rate as a ‘fiber shed’ piece. Oo. Have you tried growing a bit of flax yet? I got 5 fiber flax seeds at a class at least a decade ago & have grown a little every year since to keep my seed. Spin following year after snow Rhett it. That has been a fun. I see you do study your material.👍 & appreciate your catchy enthusiasm. ❤️
Subtitles messed up from 16:20 - 19:18 :(
Lovely video! I really enjoyed it. I've wanted to get into weaving for a while, so a triangle loom like that which looks pretty easy to make seems like a great place to start!
Thanks I'll check on the CC. Sometimes TH-cam doesn't sync up right.
You look so beautiful in this dress! The contrast of the color with the green of the background is just perfect 🤌🏼✨️
I love videos about spindles and the bandana turned out super cute! I enjoy the look of a fabric with open weaving (I'm not sure about the words) like this, it's kind of unusual to see.
Yes, open weave! I enjoy the look of it like a very simplistic lace in it's own way. 💜
This turned out so beautifully! I especially loved seeing your surface crochet technique - I definitely want to give that a try sometime.
Thank you and please, please try some surface crochet in your weaving. You will take it to the next level! 🙌✨💜
The size of your bandanna is perfect! Can you tell us the measurements of that triangle loom please?
Sweet thang
Great result! I bought a small spinning wheel like your first one. Have been following your videos before spinning. Bought roving that would be easier for a beginner, merino-rambouilet. Your videos are filmed so well. Thank you!
Awesome! I love a merino-rambo blend. I wish you great success with your roving, and happy spinning! 💜
Hazel Rose Looms sells these! I love your bandana!
Oh really??? That's great to know! 💜
I’ve been wanting to try spinning for over a year now and a few weeks ago found an ounce of merino wool roving at a thrift store for 50 cents. I was over the moon excited and immediately attempted to make a drop spindle however that quickly became a supported spindle. I’ve gotten a good amount of practice in and was starting to get the fiber to be fairly even before I got side tracked on a sewing project 😅😅😅. I absolutely love spinning though and once college starts back up again I plan on getting some more wool to keep me busy. Ironically I am going to be using the wool I spin to make a bandanna similar to yours. I figured it would be something I will use a lot, be seen, and help prevent me from ruining it. 😂😂😂
Go for it! Happy spinning! 💜🧶
So my challenge is, I take what I tell myself is a Crafty Detour, but "knowing how way leads on to way, I doubt that I shall ever come back." It's one thing to start project B before you finish project A, but when you reach project Q before you finish project A, you mayyyyy need to re-evaluate your approach
That is a risk I will take because it works for me, but yeah not everyone circles back to project A. 💜